The proposed transportation hub includes expanded parking near the train station, with federal environmental review underway and public consultation still to come.
The Town has committed its remaining housing reserve funds to a 144-unit rental development, with no set plan to replenish the fund as demand for affordable housing continues.
A longtime Canmore gallery owner says competition from tipped restaurant jobs is making it harder to retain staff, while housing costs add to local workforce challenges.
A University of Alberta economist explains why unfilled jobs don't necessarily indicate a worker shortage and how employers can respond to changing labour-market conditions.
Canmoreās Unfinished Trail
Believed to be Canada's first ski resort to open for the 2026-27 season, Lake Louise welcomed skiers Nov. 1 with discounted lift tickets and limited early-season terrain.
A proposed trail connection between Cougar Creek and Three Sisters remains uncertain as Canmore updates its transportation plan, with funding, provincial approvals and wildlife impacts still unresolved.
Banff-Kananaskis MLA Sarah Elmeligi questions civilian respondersā training, their ability to identify problem bears and the provinceās transparency around lethal removals.
New rules taking effect Nov. 3 could improve permanent residence prospects for eligible workers in more than 180 occupations, including health care, construction and hospitality.
A fundraiser at Canmoreās Ratās Nest Cave brings veterans, military members and community participants together to build trust, face fears and support veteransā mental health.
Banff Wolf Pup Euthanized
Parks Canada had captured, collared and relocated the young wolf just two days earlier in hopes of reuniting it with its pack.
